Dynamic fillable form rendering engine utilizing compilationless modifications

ABSTRACT

Methods and systems for compilationless modification of a fillable form may include receiving a ruleset and generating a script file based upon the ruleset. The method may also include retrieving data from one or more data sources according to the script file and generating a data map file configured to provide a mapping of the retrieved stored data to the fillable form. The method may further include rendering the fillable form according to tagged fields populated with the retrieved stored data via the data map file, wherein the tagged fields correspond to fields in the data map file.

TECHNICAL FIELD

The present specification generally relates to document managementsystems and methods and, more specifically, systems and methods forcompilationless modification of dynamically fillable documentsassociated with a pre-compiled code, utilizing a generated script filethat applies a ruleset, as well as utilizing a generated data map fileto map the script file to a modified fillable document.

BACKGROUND

Fillable forms, such as portable document format (PDF) documents, allowusers to enter information in various document fields. Fillable formsare often designed by form creators that add and modify document fields,such that the fillable forms are typically produced with dynamic dataprogrammatically using a compiled language and document manipulationlibraries. Changes in form structure or the data to be placed withinfields requires a coding change, recompilation, and redeployment. A needexists to more efficiently and effectively streamline the modificationof fillable forms.

SUMMARY

In accordance with one embodiment of the present disclosure, acompilationless fillable form modification system may include one ormore processors, one or more memory components communicatively coupledto the one or more processors, and machine readable instructions storedin the one or more memory components. The memory components may causethe compilationless fillable form modification system to receive aruleset comprising an update to a previous ruleset associated with acompiled code and generate a script file based upon the ruleset. Thecompilationless fillable form modification system may further include aprocessing engine communicatively coupled to the one or more processorsand the one or more memory components. The processing engine may beconfigured to receive the script file, retrieve stored data from one ormore data sources according to the script file, and generate a data mapfile configured to provide a mapping of the retrieved stored data to afillable form, based upon the script file and the retrieved stored data.The compilationless fillable form modification system may furtherinclude a render engine communicatively coupled to the one or moreprocessors and the one or more memory components. The render engine maybe configured to access the data map file and render the fillable formaccording to tagged fields populated with the retrieved stored data viathe data map file. The tagged fields may corresponding to fields in thedata map file.

In accordance with another embodiment of the present disclosure, acompilationless fillable form modification system may include one ormore processors, one or more memory components communicatively coupledto the one or more processors, and machine readable instructions storedin the one or more memory components. The memory components may causethe compilationless fillable form modification system to receive aruleset comprising an update to a previous ruleset associated with acompiled code and generate a script file based upon the ruleset. Thecompilationless fillable form modification system may further include aprocessing engine communicatively coupled to the one or more processorsand the one or more memory components. The processing engine may beconfigured to receive the script file, retrieve stored data from one ormore data sources according to the script file, and generate a data mapfile. The data map file may provide a mapping of the retrieved storeddata to a fillable form, based upon the script file and the retrievedstored data. The compilationless fillable form modification system mayfurther include a render engine communicatively coupled to the one ormore processors and the one or more memory components. The render enginemay be configured to access the data map file and receive a taggedfillable form comprising tagged fields, wherein the rendered fillableform is based upon the tagged fillable form, the data map file, the oneor more data sources, the script file, and the ruleset. The renderengine may further render the fillable form according to the taggedfields populated with the retrieved stored data via the data map file,wherein the tagged fields correspond to fields in the data map file, andwherein the rendered fillable form is based upon the data map file, theone or more data sources, the script file, and the ruleset.

In accordance with another embodiment of the present disclosure, acompilationless modification of a fillable form method may includereceiving a ruleset comprising an update to a previous rulesetassociated with a compiled code, generating a script file based upon theruleset, and retrieving data from one or more data sources according tothe script file. The method may further include generating a data mapfile configured to provide a mapping of the retrieved stored data to thefillable form and rendering the fillable form according to tagged fieldspopulated with the retrieved stored data via the data map file, whereinthe tagged fields correspond to fields in the data map file.

Although the concepts of the present disclosure are described hereinwith primary reference to portable document format (PDF) documents, itis contemplated that the concepts enjoy applicability to any type offillable document, including and not limited to formats such as XMLPaper Specification (XPS), HyperText Markup Language (HTML), eXtensibleMarkup Language (XML), and electronic publication (EPUB).

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

The embodiments set forth in the drawings are illustrative and exemplaryin nature and not intended to limit the subject matter defined by theclaims. The following detailed description of the illustrativeembodiments can be understood when read in conjunction with thefollowing drawings, where like structure is indicated with likereference numerals and in which:

FIG. 1 depicts a developer process flow to generate a script file thatapplies a ruleset to dynamically retrieve data for a generated data mapfile, which maps data retrieved from data sources to a tagged fillableform to generate a modified rendering of the form, according to one ormore embodiments shown and described herein;

FIG. 2 depicts a form creator process flow to design a tagged fillabledocument to be dynamically rendered in relation to the developer processflow depicted in FIG. 1 , according to one or more embodiments shown anddescribed herein;

FIG. 3 depicts a computer system utilizing the developer process flow ofFIG. 1 and/or the form creator process flow of FIG. 2 , according to oneor more embodiments shown and described herein;

FIG. 4 depicts a schematic illustration of instances of the computersystem as shown in FIG. 3 , each utilizing the developer process flow ofFIG. 1 or the form creator process flow of FIG. 2 within an operatingenvironment, according to one or more embodiments shown and describedherein; and

FIG. 5 depicts a flowchart process for use of the intelligent adjusterassignment solution of FIGS. 1-2 and the computer system of FIG. 3 ,according to one or more embodiments shown and described herein.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION

Fillable documents, such as portable document format (PDF) documents,may utilize fillable fields that provide a convenient way to enter,store, and retrieve field data. Fillable documents may also becustomizably prepopulated, either by a user entering data in fieldsdesigned by a form creator, or populating such fields with dataretrieved elsewhere. In this way, a form creator can create and edit afillable form (such as a PDF) to be populated with data stored in adatabase or imported from elsewhere via an application programminginterface (API). For example, a form creator can set up fields that willprepopulate the form with the contact information of the user completingform, as determined by the field characteristics and location within theform. Changes to the fillable form may then be made by the form creatoras needed, in which various fields can be added, removed, and/or movedwithin the form. Fields may be edited in a variety of ways, such asplacement location on the form, how the contents of the data are to bedisplayed within the fields, the size of the field, and the like. Storeddata used to populate such fields, for example contact information ofthe document signer, can come from a variety of sources. However, PDFsare typically produced with dynamic data programmatically using acompiled language and PDF manipulation libraries. Changes in formstructure or to the data to be inserted into fields can require adeveloper for the coding change to a pre-compiled code, recompilation ofthe changed code, and redeployment of the new recompiled code. This canadd to the complexity for updating forms. Removing the need to recompilethe pre-compiled code for the rendered PDF for subsequent changes canreduce the complexity for updating forms and make the process faster andmore efficient.

In embodiments described herein, a compilationless fillable formmodification system is configured to implement systems and methods todynamically modify rendered fillable forms without recompiling code.Form creators may customize fillable fields within a fillable PDF formso that users can then enter and/or verify their information within therendered fillable PDF form. Developers may specify rulesets applied tostored data that can be mapped to the customized fillable fields. Inthis way, the fillable fields managed by the form creator can then befilled with the stored data so that the fillable document may berendered with the external data according to a specified ruleset.

Accordingly, systems and methods as provided herein provide for acompilationless fillable form modification system that uses a rulesetcomprising an update to a previous ruleset associated with a compiledcode to generate a script file that may be processed with stored data tocreate a data map that maps the stored data to a tagged fillable form tocreate a rendered fillable form. In embodiments, systems and methods asdescribed herein may also update the ruleset, which may update thescripting file and the rendered fillable form without recompiling code.These and additional features will be described in greater detail below.

Referring now to FIG. 1 , in embodiments, a developer flow 100 for adeveloper 102 may include a ruleset 104, a script file 112, a processingengine 114, a data map file 120, a render engine 122, and a renderedfillable form 124. A developer 102 may be any type of software developercapable of utilizing one or more of the embodiments herein. Thedeveloper 102 may utilize a graphical user interface (GUI) or any othersuitable interface (command line, and the like) to specify a ruleset 104that includes logic rules 106, constants 108, and/or flow 110. Logicrules 106 may include any suitable type of programmatic logicaloperators such as AND, OR, NOT, XOR (i.e., exclusive OR) to createBoolean expressions and/or relational operators (equal to, not equal to,greater than, less than, greater than or equal to, less than or equal toand the like). For example, the zip code of a user can bestored/displayed as 5 digits OR 9 digits (i.e., logic in the form of arule that governs a zip code field). Constants 108 may include anyunchanging value. A constant, for example, may be a rule that the codefor a state is two characters, which can govern how the state value isstored and/or displayed in the field. A flow 110 may be utilized for thesequencing of data and/or combining of data based on various sources,and writing the results to a destination. For example, a user's addresscan be retrieved with separate values in a database and then displayedas street address AND city AND state AND zip code. The ruleset may bestored in a file in any suitable location, such as a server.

A script file 112 may be generated as a sequence of instructions basedupon the ruleset 104. In this embodiment, the script file may beproprietary and may be implemented in JavaScript Object Notation (JSON).In other embodiments, the script file may be freely-accessible (such asopen source) and/or be implemented in any other suitable language and/orfile format. As used herein, anything proprietary in the presentembodiment may not be proprietary in other embodiments. Moreover,anything implemented in JSON herein may be utilized in any othersuitable language and/or file type/format (YAML, Protobuf, Avro,MongoDB, OData, MessagePack, JavaScript, Python, and the like). Asdescribed in more detail below, the script file may serve as input to aprocessing engine 114. In some embodiments, version control may beutilized with the script file 112 to protect accidental changes to thescript file 112 that would propagate to a rendered document. Forexample, a new script file 112 or different versions of the script file112 may coexist to prevent inadvertent changes to the original orcurrent script file 112.

The processing engine 114 may receive the script file 112 as input, suchthat stored data that may be obtained from any suitable source(s), suchas an API 116 and/or a database 118. The processing engine may recognizeupdated script file 112 language, and for example, dump/remove theinstructions associated with the previous script file, and thus load anew/updated ruleset 104 to use going forward. The processing engine 114may utilize data obtained from an API 116, a database 118, both, and/orany other suitable source of data that can be accessed by the processingengine 114. The processing engine 114 may interface with any suitabletype of API implementation such as a representational state transfer(REST) API (or any suitable alternative such as GraphQL and the like)may be utilized to access data from applications, databases, operatingsystems, the cloud or other remote location, and/or any other suitablelocation from which an API can retrieve data. The processing engine 114may interface with any suitable type or implementation of database thatis capable of storing and providing access to data. The database 118 maybe, for example, a structured query language (SQL) database, a likedatabase that may be associated with a relational database managementsystem (RDBMS), or an object-relational database management system(ORDBMS). The database may be any other large-scale storage andretrieval mechanism including, but not limited to, a SQL, SQL-including,or a non-SQL database. For example, the database may utilize one or morebig data storage computer architecture solutions. Such big data storagesolutions may support large data sets in a hyperscale and/or distributedcomputing environment, which may, for example, include a variety ofservers 220 (described further below) utilizing direct-attached storage(DAS). Such database environments may include Hadoop, NoSQL, andCassandra that may be usable as analytics engines. Thus, while SQL maybe referenced herein as an example database, it is understood that anyother type of database capable of supporting large amounts of data,whether currently available or yet-to-be developed, and as understood tothose of ordinary skill in the art, may be utilized.

The processing engine 114 also interfaces with the API 116 and/ordatabase 118. By receiving the script file 112, the processing engine114 may apply the ruleset 104 as defined by the developer 102 to thestored data obtained from the API 116 and/or database 118. For example,the ruleset 104 may apply to stored data pertaining to a user's date ofbirth and mailing address. The script file 112 then provides specificinstructions to the processing engine 114 regarding the stored data thatis being utilized by the ruleset 104 (e.g., date of birth and mailingaddress). In this embodiment, the stored data is not modified at itssource (i.e., the location being accessed by the API 116 or within thedatabase 118). In other embodiments, the stored data may be modified atits source by the processing engine 114.

The processing engine 114, once it has received the stored data (asspecified by the script file 112, from the API 116 and/or database 118),generates or modifies a data map file 120 file. The data map file 120provides the stored data for reference by tagged fields within a taggedform, as discussed in further detail below with respect to FIG. 2 . Morespecifically, the data map file 120 may refer to the location of wherethe stored data is stored, which can thus provide current data at thetime of request. In this embodiment, the data map file 120 may be aproprietary and implemented in JSON. In other embodiments, the data mapfile 120 may not be proprietary and/or may utilize any other suitabletype of file, format, or the like. In some embodiments, the data mapfile 120 does not contain the requested stored data, but rather refersto where the data is stored. Continuing with the previous example, thelocation of the date of birth and address data may be referenced withinthe data map file 120, such that tagged data fields within a taggedfillable document may be mapped to refer to the location of the specificstored data as retrieved by the processing engine 114, as discussed inmore detail below. In other embodiments, the data map file 120 mayitself contain the requested stored data.

The data map file 120 may then be utilized as input for a render engine122 to produce a rendered fillable form 124. The render engine 122 maycomplete the data map file 120 by utilizing the mapped relations betweenthe stored data and the corresponding fillable tagged fields. Asdiscussed in more detail below with respect to FIG. 2 , the renderengine receives as input a tagged fillable form with fillable fieldstagged within the fillable form, along with the data map file 120. Therender engine 122 may then request or otherwise obtain stored datacorresponding to each requested tagged fillable field from the data mapfile 120. Once the corresponding stored data is received, the taggedfillable field may then be rendered with the stored data. Once alltagged fillable fields have been processed, the render engine 122 mayoutput the rendered fillable form 124. In this embodiment, if any taggedfillable fields cannot be rendered (due to unavailable data, formattingproblems, and the like), then rendered fillable form 124 may be renderedwhile omitting such fields that cannot be rendered. In anotherembodiment, the rendered fillable form 124 may not be displayed orotherwise rendered unless all tagged fillable fields are rendered. In adifferent embodiment, the rendered fillable form 124 will display alltagged fillable fields regardless of whether they display correctlyand/or are provided with the corresponding stored data. In embodiments,the rendered fillable form is based upon the data map file 120, the oneor more data sources, the script file 112, and the ruleset 104.

Referring now to FIG. 2 , a form creator flow 200 shows a form creator202 creating a tagged fillable form 204, such as a PDF. For example, theform creator may want to create a tagged fillable form 204 that utilizestagged fillable fields. While some fields may be designated forcompletion by a user (such as for the user's signature, initials, ordate of signature), other fields may be designated for prepopulationwith data pertaining to the user. For example, a user may be providedwith a life insurance policy document to sign electronically or inhardcopy. Rather than having a document with blanks to be manuallycompleted by the user or another party regarding the user's information,these fields can be prepopulated.

Relating to the render engine 122 as discussed above with respect toFIG. 1 , the tagged fillable fields are provided as input as part of thetagged fillable form 204. The render engine 122 then utilizes storeddata corresponding to the tagged fields as specified by the data mapfile 120 to render tagged fields with stored data. The tagged fillableform 204 may have fillable fields designated to be populated with thestored data corresponding to the fillable fields. Once the data renderengine 122 receives the stored data corresponding to the user's date ofbirth and address, this data may be rendered within the tagged fillablefield as part of the rendered fillable form 124. In this embodiment, therendered fillable form 124 has associated code compiled as part of theoriginal creation. However, updating data in the tagged fillable fieldsdoes not require re-compilation of code to re-create the renderedfillable form 124. This is because changes defined by the ruleset, as tohow the stored data is put into the tagged fillable form 204 by therender engine 122 provided to the data map file 120, are only reflectedin the tagged fillable fields via the data map file 120, which can beconveniently updated via changes to the ruleset 104 as defined by thedeveloper 102. The render engine 122 may be configured to receive thetagged fillable form 204 comprising the tagged fields. In embodiments,the ruleset 104 may be received from a first user, and the taggedfillable form 204 may be received from a second user that differs fromthe first user.

As discussed above with respect to FIGS. 1-2 , a form creator 202 withinthe form creator flow 200 may want to create a rendered fillable form124 that can be prepopulated with information for each user to which therendered fillable form 124 applies. The rendered fillable form 124 maybe based upon the tagged fillable form 204, the data map file 120, theone or more data sources, the script file 112, and the ruleset 104. Theform creator 202 in FIG. 2 may specify that a user's address and date ofbirth should be rendered at a particular location on a rendered fillableform 124, so that this information need not be manually typed or writtenonto the form. The fillable fields being requested by the form creator202 may be subject to the developer flow 100 depicted in FIG. 1 . Thedeveloper 102 may have created one or more rulesets that apply to thefillable fields being utilized by the form creator 202. For example, thestored data corresponding to the user's date of birth and address may bestored in a format that needs to be changed for rendering on therendered fillable form 124. While user addresses may be stored with an80 character limit, for space purposes the rendered tagged fillable form204 in this example may only render this data properly when the addressis up to 40 characters. This may be because the remainder of a user'saddress beyond 40 characters may be cut off on the rendered fillableform 124 and/or may display (for example) 70 characters such that thelast 30 characters overlap with other data displayed on the renderedfillable form 124. Regarding user birthday data example, the data may bestored as a two digit year, whereas the rendered fillable form 124 maydisplay this as a four digit year. The developer 102 can create logicrules 106 within a ruleset 104 that appends a ‘19’ for two digit yearvalues above a year value of 25 or greater (e.g., 1925 or later), andappends a ‘20’ for two-digit birth years below 25 (e.g., earlier than2025). A constant 108 in this example may include a two-digit value forthe state of a user's address. The flow 110 may specify that useraddresses are to be accessed by an application programming interface(API) 116, while user birth years are to be retrieved from a database118. The ruleset 104 created or modified by the developer 102 isreflected within a script file 112 that tells processing engine 114which API(s) 116 and/or database(s) 118 as one or more data sources toaccess user address and date of birth information (i.e., stored data),along with instructions to apply the format rules from the ruleset 104to this data. Once the processing engine 114 has retrieved the user'sdate of birth and address data, it provides this stored data to the datamap file 120. In this embodiment, the processing engine 114 applies theruleset 104 formatting rules to the stored data once it is retrieved, sothat the changes in the ruleset 104 as to how the data is presented arethen reflected in what is output to the data map file 120. The renderengine 122 then utilizes this reformatted data, being applied to thetagged fillable fields corresponding to user date of birth and address,to output a rendered fillable form 124, now with a four digit user birthyear and a user address capped at 40 characters. In other embodiments,some or all of the above-referenced formatting change examples to thefillable fields may be modifiable by the form creator 202 within thetagged fillable form 204.

FIG. 3 illustrates a compilationless fillable form modification system300 for use with the developer flow 100 of FIG. 1 , form creator flow200, and other processes described herein, such as process 500 of FIG. 5described in greater detail below. Referring to FIG. 3 , anon-transitory, compilationless fillable form modification system 300 isconfigured for implementing a computer and software-based method, suchas directed by the developer flow 100, the form creator flow 200, andthe processes described herein, to utilize a dynamically fillable formrendering engine for compilationless modifications of tagged fillableforms. The compilationless fillable form modification system 300includes a communication path 302, one or more processors 304, anon-transitory memory component 306, an input/output controller 308, arender engine 310, a processing engine 312, a training module 312A ofthe processing engine 312 (e.g., to train an artificial intelligencealgorithm), a machine-learning module 316, network interface hardware318, input/output controller 308, and input/output device(s) 350 (e.g.,such as displays, point devices, touch screens, etc.). In someembodiments, the compilationless fillable form modification system 300may include or be communicatively coupled to one or more remote servers320 through a network 322. It is noted that systems according to thepresent disclosure may include a greater or fewer number of moduleswithout departing from the scope of the present disclosure. The linesdepicted in FIG. 3 indicate communication rather than physicalconnection between the various components.

An input/output device 350 of the compilationless fillable formmodification system 300 may include a mobile smart device, a laptopcomputer, a desktop computer, server computer, or the like. Inembodiments, components of the compilationless fillable formmodification system 300 may include one or more input/output devices350. As noted above, the compilationless fillable form modificationsystem 300 comprises the communication path 302. The communication path302 may be formed from any medium that is capable of transmitting asignal such as, for example, conductive wires, conductive traces,optical waveguides, or the like, or from a combination of mediumscapable of transmitting signals. The communication path 302communicatively couples the various components of the compilationlessfillable form modification system 300. As used herein, the term“communicatively coupled” means that coupled components are capable ofexchanging data signals with one another such as, for example,electrical signals via conductive medium, electromagnetic signals viaair, optical signals via optical waveguides, and the like. Accordingly,communication may be facilitated through wired and/or wirelesstransmissions of data signals.

The compilationless fillable form modification system 300 of FIG. 3 alsocomprises as one or more processors the processor 304. The processor 304can be any device capable of executing machine-readable instructions.Accordingly, the processor 304 may be a controller, an integratedcircuit, a microchip, a computer, or any other computing device. Theprocessor 304 is communicatively coupled to the other components of theform modification system 300 by the communication path 302. Accordingly,the communication path 302 may communicatively couple any number ofprocessors 304 with one another, and allow the modules coupled to thecommunication path 302 to operate in a distributed computingenvironment. Specifically, each of the modules can operate as a nodethat may send and/or receive data.

The illustrated compilationless fillable form modification system 300further comprises as one or more memory components communicativelycoupled to the one or more processors 304 the memory component 306. Thememory component 306 is coupled to the communication path 302 andcommunicatively coupled to the processor 304. The memory component 306may be a non-transitory computer readable medium or non-transitorycomputer readable memory and may be configured as a nonvolatile computerreadable medium. The memory component 306 may include RAM, ROM, flashmemories, hard drives, or any device capable of storing machine-readableinstructions such that the machine-readable instructions can be accessedand executed by the processor 304. The machine readable instructionsstored in the one or more memory components 306 may cause thecompilationless fillable form modification system to perform actions,processes, or methods as described herein. The machine-readableinstructions may include logic or algorithm(s) written in anyprogramming language such as, for example, machine language that may bedirectly executed by the processor 304, or assembly language,object-oriented programming (OOP), scripting languages, microcode, etc.,that may be compiled or assembled into machine-readable instructions andstored on the memory component 306. Alternatively, the machine-readableinstructions may be written in a hardware description language (HDL),such as logic implemented via either a field-programmable gate array(FPGA) configuration or an application-specific integrated circuit(ASIC), or their equivalents. Accordingly, the methods described hereinmay be implemented in computer programming languages, as pre-programmedhardware elements, or as a combination of hardware and softwarecomponents.

The compilationless fillable form modification system 300 may includethe processing engine 312 and the machine-learning module 316, asdescribed above, communicatively coupled to the one or more processors304. The training module 312A may be configured to apply artificialintelligence algorithms and models to received to determine a real-timeadjuster priority score for each analyzed adjuster as described herein.

The processing engine 312 may include machine readable instructionsstored in the one or more memory components 306 that cause thecompilationless fillable form modification system 300 to performactions, processes, or methods as described herein. The processingengine 312 may output a data map to a render engine 310, and each engine312, 310 may be configured, and may include machine readableinstructions stored in the one or more memory components 306 that causeupon execution the compilationless fillable form modification system300, to perform actions, processes, or methods as described herein. Theruleset and/or stored data accessed via an API or stored in a databasemay be accessed via the network 322, such as via a communicativelycoupled input/output device 350, or the like.

Referring again to FIG. 3 , compilationless fillable the formmodification system 300 includes the network interface hardware 318 forcommunicatively coupling the compilationless fillable form modificationsystem 300 with a computer network such as network 322. The networkinterface hardware 318 is coupled to the communication path 302 suchthat the communication path 302 communicatively couples the networkinterface hardware 318 to other modules of the compilationless fillableform modification system 300. The network interface hardware 318 can beany device capable of transmitting and/or receiving data via a wirelessnetwork. Accordingly, the network interface hardware 318 can include acommunication transceiver for sending and/or receiving data according toany wireless communication standard. For example, the network interfacehardware 318 can include a chipset (e.g., antenna, processors 304,machine readable instructions, etc.) to communicate over wired and/orwireless computer networks such as, for example, wireless fidelity(Wi-Fi), WiMax, Bluetooth, IrDA, Wireless USB, Z-Wave, ZigBee, or thelike.

The network 322 can include any wired and/or wireless network such as,for example, wide area networks, metropolitan area networks, theinternet, an intranet, satellite networks, or the like. Accordingly, thenetwork 322 can be utilized as an access point by the compilationlessfillable form modification system 300 to access one or more servers 320.The one or more servers 320 may generally comprise processors, memory,and chipset for delivering resources via the network 322. Resources caninclude providing, for example, processing, storage, software, andinformation from the one or more servers 320 to the compilationlessfillable form modification system 300 via the network 322. Additionally,it is noted that the one or more servers 320 and any additional servers320 can share resources with one another over the network 322 such as,for example, via the wired portion of the network 322, the wirelessportion of the network 322, or combinations thereof. In some examples,the one or more servers 320 may store, receive, or provide rulesets 104(FIG. 1 ).

As noted above, the compilationless fillable form modification system300 may include the input/output device(s) 350 for providing output andreceiving input. For example, the input/output device(s) 350 may providevisual output such as, for example, information, graphical reports,messages, or a combination thereof. The input/output device(s) 350 maybe coupled to input/output controller 308 which may comprise one or moreof a data port, serial bus, local wireless controller, or the like. Theinput/output controller 308 may couple the input/output device(s) 350 tothe communication path 302 such that the input/output device(s) 350 maybe communicatively coupled to the processor 304. Accordingly, thecommunication path 302 communicatively couples the input/outputdevice(s) 350 to other modules of the compilationless fillable formmodification system 300. The input/output device(s) 350 can comprise adisplay comprising any medium capable of transmitting an optical outputsuch as, for example, a cathode ray tube, light emitting diodes, aliquid crystal display, a plasma display, or the like.

As described herein, the processing engine 312 may implement thetraining module 312A via a neural network for natural languageprocessing of the developer's input, thus descriptive language may fedinto processing engine 312 (i.e., an AI-enabled processing engine). Byway of example, and not as a limitation, the neural network may utilizeone or more artificial neural networks (ANNs). In ANNs, connectionsbetween nodes may form a directed acyclic graph (DAG). ANNs may includenode inputs, one or more hidden activation layers, and node outputs, andmay be utilized with activation functions in the one or morehiddenactivation layers such as a linear function, a step function,logistic (sigmoid) function, a tanh function, a rectified linear unit(ReLu) function, or combinations thereof. ANNs are trained by applyingsuch activation functions to training data sets to determine anoptimized solution from adjustable weights and biases applied to nodeswithin the hidden activation layers to generate one or more outputs asthe optimized solution with a minimized error.

In machine learning applications, new inputs may be provided (such asthe generated one or more outputs) to the ANN model as training data tocontinue to improve accuracy and minimize error of the ANN model. Theone or more ANN models may utilize one to one, one to many, many to one,and/or many to many (e.g., sequence to sequence) sequence modeling. Thecompilationless Tillable form modification system 300 may utilize one ormore ANN models as understood to those skilled in the art or asyet-to-be-developed to process natural language to be provided toprocessing engine, instead of the script file as described inembodiments herein. Such ANN models may include artificial intelligencecomponents selected from the group that may include, but not be limitedto, an artificial intelligence engine, Bayesian inference engine, and adecision-making engine, and may have an adaptive learning engine furthercomprising a deep neural network learning engine. The one or more ANNmodels may employ a combination of artificial intelligence techniques,such as, but not limited to, Deep Learning, Random Forest Classifiers,Feature extraction from natural language input to the processing engineand/or the data map, audio, images, clustering algorithms, orcombinations thereof.

In embodiments, a convolutional neural network (CNN) may be utilized.For example, a convolutional neural network (CNN) may be used as an ANNthat, in a field of machine learning, for example, is a class of deep,feed-forward ANNs applied for adjuster assignment weights. CNNs may beshift or space invariant and utilize shared-weight architecture andtranslation invariance characteristics. Additionally or alternatively, arecurrent neural network (RNN) may be used as an ANN that is a feedbackneural network. RNNs may use an internal memory state to processvariable length sequences of inputs to generate one or more outputs. InRNNs, connections between nodes may form a DAG along a temporalsequence. One or more different types of RNNs may be used such as astandard RNN, a Long Short Term Memory (LSTM) RNN architecture, and/or aGated Recurrent Unit RNN architecture.

The processing engine 312 may include the training module 312A which mayprocess training data sets of scripting files to train one or moremodels to improve the datamap, optimize the scripting, and/or learn toput rendered forms together automatically. Training data sets stored andmanipulated in the compilationless fillable form modification system 300as described herein may be utilized by the machine-learning module 316,which is able to leverage, for example, a cloud computing-based networkconfiguration to apply machine learning and artificial intelligence.This machine learning application may create models that can be appliedby the compilationless fillable form modification system 300, to make itmore efficient and intelligent in execution. As an example and not alimitation, the machine-learning module 316 may include artificialintelligence components selected from the group consisting of anartificial intelligence engine, Bayesian inference engine, and adecision-making engine, and may have an adaptive learning engine furthercomprising a deep neural network-learning engine. It is contemplated andwithin the scope of this disclosure that the term “deep” with respect tothe deep neural network-learning engine is a term of art readilyunderstood by one of ordinary skill in the art.

Referring to FIG. 4 , an operating environment 400 may include one ormore developers 102 and one or more form creators 202 utilizing thecompilationless fillable form modification system 300 depicted in FIG. 3. Developers 102 and form creators 202 may utilize computing devices,such as the input/output devices 350 of FIG. 3 , or any other suitableuser devices having a processor, such as a smartphone, laptop computer,wearable device, set-top box, desktop computer, tablet computer, or thelike. Such a computing device may utilize the form modification systemresiding locally on the computing device, or may access thecompilationless fillable form modification system 300 residing on aseparate device, such as a server. Developers 102 and form creators 202may utilize associated user accounts, which may be stored on a server(e.g., remote server 320) or may be otherwise accessed through a serveror other storage location. User accounts may include attributes for aparticular user and may include a unique identifier (ID) associated withthe user, role (such as developer 102 or form creator 202) andassociated access rights, personal settings, and the like.

In this embodiment, the user device of a developer 102 may communicatewith the script file 412 within the processing engine, which, asdiscussed above, may receive a script file 412 as input and then outputa data map 414. To generate a script file 412, a developer 102 may inputa ruleset, which may then be transformed or otherwise form the basis ofa script file 412. The processing engine 312 may then utilize the scriptfile to access from various data sources (such as API's and/ordatabases), such that the data obtained from the data sources may beused to construct the data map 414. In some embodiments, the developer102 may have permissions to view or otherwise access the processingengine 312, the script file 412, the data sources, the data map 414,and/or the render engine 310 that utilizes the data map as input torender a fillable form. In some embodiments, the scripting language maybe stored in cache memory, such that the processing engine 312 mayrecognize an updated version of the script file 412. In someembodiments, a developer 102 or other role may be provided a graphicaluser interface (GUI) design view or a textual view of the scriptinglanguage. For example, a non-developer (such as a business user) couldutilize the GUI to view the form (in fillable tagged form and/orrendered form) and visually edit graphical representations of theruleset to produce the script file. In this embodiment, the data map414, or a representation of it, may be made visible to the form creators202, which may provide a deeper view of the data being utilized topopulate the fillable fields specified and organized by a form creator202. In other embodiments, a form creator 202 may have read or editaccess to the processing engine 312, the script file 412, the datasources, the data map 414, and/or the render engine 310.

Referring now to FIG. 5 , a process 500 is shown for use with thedeveloper flow 100 of FIG. 1 and the form creator flow 200 of FIG. 2 andthe compilationless fillable form modification system 300 as describedherein to generate a script file that applies a ruleset to dynamicallyretrieve data for a generated data map file which maps data retrievedfrom data sources to tagged fields within a tagged fillable form togenerate a modified rendering of the form. It is noted that a greater orfewer number of operations may be included without departing from thescope of the present disclosure. The machine readable instructions maycause the compilationless fillable form modification system 300 uponexecution by the one or more processors 304 to receive a ruleset 104comprising an update to a previous ruleset 104 associated with acompiled code and generate a script file 112 based upon the ruleset 104.

In this embodiment, at block 502 of the process, the compilationlessfillable form modification system 300 (FIG. 3 ) may receive a rulesetcomprising an update to a previous ruleset associated with a compiledcode. As discussed above, the script file may be based upon a rulesetthat includes logic, constants, and/or flow components. As a firstexample, a ruleset may specify a birthdate be formatted YYYYMMDD (4digit year, 2 digit month, 2 digit day). This could be, for example, tochange a U.S. formatted date of birth (MMDDYYYY) to a European formatteddate (or vice versa in various embodiments). In a second example, amailing address may be specified as having two lines for the streetaddress portion of the mailing address (e.g., apartment or suitenumber). This may be accomplished, for example, by parsing a singularaddress line when certain words/abbreviations (‘apartment’, ‘apt’,‘suite’, ‘ste’, and the like) are encountered.

At block 504 of the process 500, the compilationless fillable formmodification system 300 (FIG. 3 ) may generate a script file based uponthe ruleset. Continuing with the first example, the script file mayspecify that the birthdate is to be retrieved from one or moreparticular sources (e.g., database and/or API) in the specified formatYYYYMMDD. Continuing with the second example, the script file mayspecify that the mailing address is to be retrieved from one or moreparticular sources (e.g., database and/or API) in the specified formatof having two lines for the street address portion.

At block 506 of the process 500, the processing engine 114 (FIG. 1 ) maybe configured to retrieve stored data from one or more data sourcesaccording to the script file. Continuing with the first example, theprocessing engine may receive the script file and retrieve the date ofbirth data in the format specified in the script file, which may differfrom how it is expressed in the API or database. If a form was alreadycreated according to the embodiments herein, the data being retrievedmay be output with different formatting (which can assist with debugginga rendered form that may need corrections to particular rendered fieldsor the rendered fillable form as a whole) and/or may have updated sourcevalue(s) in the respective database/API. Continuing with the secondexample, street level address data may be stored as a singular line(i.e., a street number, street name, apartment number). Based uponinstructions provided by the script file, the processing engine mayparse street level address data into two lines when encountering certaintext that triggers parsing, as discussed at block 502.

At block 508 of the process 500, the processing engine 114 (FIG. 1 ) maybe configured to generate a data map file configured to provide amapping of the retrieved stored data to a fillable form based upon thescript file and the retrieved stored data. Continuing with the firstexample, the date of birth data (in the form defined by the ruleset) isoutput to the data map file for use in a fillable form. Continuing withthe second example, the full mailing address (including both lines ofthe street address as defined by the ruleset) is output to the data mapfile for use in a fillable form.

At block 510 of the process 500, the render engine 122 (FIG. 1 ) may beconfigured to render the fillable form according to tagged fieldspopulated with the retrieved stored data via the data map file, suchthat the tagged fields correspond to fields in the data map file.Specifically, the data map may be provided to the rendering engine asinput, along with tagged fillable fields as specified by a form creatorwithin a fillable form associated with the data map. One or morefillable fields may be defined by the data map as referencing the dataprovided by the processing engine. Continuing with the first example,the form creator specifies a tagged birthdate field, which is defined inthe data map as referring to the current data provided from theprocessing engine that pulled the data from the various data sources.Thus, even though the data may have been stored in a different format,the form creator can have the rendering engine populate the taggedbirthdate field with the current data in the format specified accordingto the ruleset. Continuing with the second example, the form creatorspecifies a tagged address field, which is defined in the data map asreferring to the current data provided from the processing engine thatpulled the address data from the specified data source(s). The formcreator may then have the rendering engine populate the tagged addressfield with the current data in the two-line street address formatspecified according to the ruleset. If the address does not renderproperly (i.e., the field text runs off the page, overlaps other text,improperly truncates, and the like), the ruleset can be quickly updatedto try out a different ruleset for the particular data involved (such asthe mailing address).

In embodiments, the compilationless fillable form modification system300, the render engine 122, and the processing engine 114 to: (i)render, via the render engine 122, the fillable form 124 according to atagged field whose contents exceed what can be visibly displayed in arendered version of the tagged field; (ii) receive an updated ruleset104; (iii) generate an updated script file 112 without recompiling thecompiled code; (iv) receive the updated script file 112 at theprocessing engine 114; (v) render an updated form 124 at the renderengine 122; and (vi) output an updated version of the fillable form 124wherein the tagged field displays an entirety of the contents associatedwith the tagged field. The processing engine 114 may further beconfigured to retrieve updated stored data from the one or more datasources according to the script file 112 and generate an updated datamap file 120 based upon the updated script file 112 and updated storeddata. Additionally or alternatively, the compilationless Tillable formmodification system 300 may be configured to be trained to automaticallycreate the data map file 120 utilizing descriptive language based uponmachine learning.

For the purposes of describing and defining the present disclosure, itis noted that reference herein to a variable being a “function” of aparameter or another variable is not intended to denote that thevariable is exclusively a function of the listed parameter or variable.Rather, reference herein to a variable that is a “function” of a listedparameter is intended to be open ended such that the variable may be afunction of a single parameter or a plurality of parameters.

It is noted that recitations herein of “at least one” component,element, etc., should not be used to create an inference that thealternative use of the articles “a” or “an” should be limited to asingle component, element, etc. It is also noted that recitations hereinof a component of the present disclosure being “configured” or“programmed” in a particular way, to embody a particular property, or tofunction in a particular manner, are structural recitations, as opposedto recitations of intended use.

Having described the subject matter of the present disclosure in detailand by reference to specific embodiments thereof, it is noted that thevarious details disclosed herein should not be taken to imply that thesedetails relate to elements that are essential components of the variousembodiments described herein, even in cases where a particular elementis illustrated in each of the drawings that accompany the presentdescription. Further, it will be apparent that modifications andvariations are possible without departing from the scope of the presentdisclosure, including, but not limited to, embodiments defined in theappended claims. More specifically, although some aspects of the presentdisclosure are identified herein as preferred or particularlyadvantageous, it is contemplated that the present disclosure is notnecessarily limited to these aspects.

It is noted that the terms “substantially” and “about” may be utilizedherein to represent the inherent degree of uncertainty that may beattributed to any quantitative comparison, value, measurement, or otherrepresentation. These terms are also utilized herein to represent thedegree by which a quantitative representation may vary from a statedreference without resulting in a change in the basic function of thesubject matter at issue.

It is noted that one or more of the following claims utilize the term“wherein” as a transitional phrase. For the purposes of defining thepresent disclosure, it is noted that this term is an open-endedtransitional term that is used to introduce a recitation of a series ofcharacteristics of the structure and should be interpreted in likemanner as the more commonly used open-ended preamble term “comprising.”

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Aspect 1. A compilationless fillable form modification system includesone or more processors, one or more memory components communicativelycoupled to the one or more processors, and machine readable instructionsstored in the one or more memory components. The memory components causethe compilationless fillable form modification system to receive aruleset comprising an update to a previous ruleset associated with acompiled code and generate a script file based upon the ruleset. Thecompilationless fillable form modification system includes a processingengine communicatively coupled to the one or more processors and the oneor more memory components. The processing engine may be configured toreceive the script file, retrieve stored data from one or more datasources according to the script file, and generate a data map fileconfigured to provide a mapping of the retrieved stored data to afillable form, based upon the script file and the retrieved stored data.The compilationless fillable form modification system also include arender engine communicatively coupled to the one or more processors andthe one or more memory components. The render engine may be configuredto access the data map file and render the fillable form according totagged fields populated with the retrieved stored data via the data mapfile. The tagged fields correspond to fields in the data map file.

Aspect 2. The compilationless fillable form modification system ofAspect 1, wherein the ruleset comprises one or more of logic rules,constants, and flow rules.

Aspect 3. The compilationless fillable form modification system of anyof Aspect 1 to Aspect 2, wherein the rendered fillable form is basedupon the data map file, the one or more data sources, the script file,and the ruleset.

Aspect 4. The compilationless fillable form modification system of anyof Aspect 1 to Aspect 3, further comprising machine readableinstructions stored in the one or more memory components that cause therender engine to, at least, receive a tagged fillable form comprisingthe tagged fields, wherein the rendered fillable form is based upon thetagged fillable form, the data map file, the one or more data sources,the script file, and the ruleset.

Aspect 5. The compilationless fillable form modification system ofAspect 4, wherein the ruleset is received from a first user, and thetagged fillable form is received from a second user that differs fromthe first user.

Aspect 6. The compilationless fillable form modification system of anyof Aspect 4 to Aspect 5, wherein the rendered fillable form is basedupon the tagged fillable form, the data map file, the one or more datasources, the script file, and the ruleset.

Aspect 7. The compilationless fillable form modification system of anyof Aspect 1 to Aspect 6, further including machine readable instructionsstored in the one or more memory components that cause the processingengine to, at least, retrieve the stored data from at least one of anapplication programming interface and a database as the one or more datasources, and generate the data map file based upon applying the scriptfile to the retrieved stored data.

Aspect 8. The compilationless fillable form modification system ofAspect 7, wherein the script file is a proprietary script fileimplemented in javascript object notation, the data map file is aproprietary data map file implemented in javascript object notation, andthe stored data is from the application programming interface, whereinthe application programming interface is a representational statetransfer application programming interface.

Aspect 9. The compilationless fillable form modification system of anyof Aspect 1 to Aspect 8, further comprising machine readableinstructions stored in the one or more memory components that cause thecompilationless fillable form modification system, the render engine,and the processing engine to, at least, render, via the render engine,the fillable form according to a tagged field whose contents exceed whatcan be visibly displayed in a rendered version of the tagged field. Thecompilationless fillable form modification system, the render engine,and the processing engine also receive an updated ruleset, generate anupdated script file without recompiling the compiled code, receive theupdated script file at the processing engine, render an updated form atthe render engine, and output an updated version of the fillable formwherein the tagged field displays an entirety of the contents associatedwith the tagged field.

Aspect 10. The compilationless fillable form modification system ofAspect 9, further including machine readable instructions stored in theone or more memory components that cause the processing engine to, atleast, retrieve updated stored data from the one or more data sourcesaccording to the script file, and generate an updated data map filebased upon the updated script file and updated stored data.

Aspect 11. The compilationless fillable form modification system of anyof Aspect 1 to Aspect 11, further including machine readableinstructions stored in the one or more memory components that cause thecompilationless fillable form modification system to, at least, trainthe compilationless fillable form modification system to automaticallycreate a data map file utilizing descriptive language based upon machinelearning.

Aspect 12. A compilationless fillable form modification system includesone or more processors, one or more memory components communicativelycoupled to the one or more processors, and machine readable instructionsstored in the one or more memory components. The memory components causethe compilationless fillable form modification system to receive aruleset comprising an update to a previous ruleset associated with acompiled code and generate a script file based upon the ruleset. Thecompilationless fillable form modification system further includes aprocessing engine communicatively coupled to the one or more processorsand the one or more memory components. The processing engine may beconfigured to receive the script file, retrieve stored data from one ormore data sources according to the script file, and generate a data mapfile. The data map file provides a mapping of the retrieved stored datato a fillable form, based upon the script file and the retrieved storeddata. The compilationless fillable form modification system furtherincludes a render engine communicatively coupled to the one or moreprocessors and the one or more memory components. The render engine isconfigured to access the data map file and receive a tagged fillableform comprising tagged fields, wherein the rendered fillable form isbased upon the tagged fillable form, the data map file, the one or moredata sources, the script file, and the ruleset. The render enginefurther is configured to renders the fillable form according to thetagged fields populated with the retrieved stored data via the data mapfile, wherein the tagged fields correspond to fields in the data mapfile, and wherein the rendered fillable form is based upon the data mapfile, the one or more data sources, the script file, and the ruleset.

Aspect 13. The compilationless fillable form modification system ofAspect 12, wherein the ruleset is received from a first user and thetagged fillable form is received from a second user that differs fromthe first user.

Aspect 14. The compilationless fillable form modification system of anyof Aspect 12 to Aspect 13, wherein the rendered fillable form is furtherbased upon the tagged fillable form.

Aspect 15. The compilationless fillable form modification system of anyof Aspect 12 to Aspect 14, including machine readable instructionsstored in the one or more memory components that cause the processingengine to, at least, retrieve the stored data from at least one of anapplication programming interface and a database as the one or more datasources and generate the data map file based upon applying the scriptfile to the retrieved stored data.

Aspect 16. A compilationless modification of a fillable form methodincludes receiving a ruleset comprising an update to a previous rulesetassociated with a compiled code, generating a script file based upon theruleset, and retrieving data from one or more data sources according tothe script file. The method further includes generating a data map fileconfigured to provide a mapping of the retrieved stored data to thefillable form and rendering the fillable form according to tagged fieldspopulated with the retrieved stored data via the data map file, whereinthe tagged fields correspond to fields in the data map file.

Aspect 17. The method of Aspect 16, wherein the rendered fillable formis based upon the data map file, the one or more data sources, thescript file, and the ruleset.

Aspect 18. The method of Aspect 17, further including receiving a taggedfillable form comprising the tagged fields, wherein the renderedfillable form is based upon the tagged fillable form, the data map file,the one or more data sources, the script file, and the ruleset.

Aspect 19. The method of any of Aspect 18, wherein the ruleset isreceived from a first user and the tagged fillable form is received froma second user that differs from the first user.

Aspect 20. The method of any of Aspect 16 to Aspect 19, furtherincluding retrieving the stored data from at least one of an applicationprogramming interface and a database as the one or more data sources andgenerating the data map file based upon applying the script file to theretrieved stored data.

While particular embodiments have been illustrated and described herein,it should be understood that various other changes and modifications maybe made without departing from the spirit and scope of the claimedsubject matter. Moreover, although various aspects of the claimedsubject matter have been described herein, such aspects need not beutilized in combination. It is therefore intended that the appendedclaims cover all such changes and modifications that are within thescope of the claimed subject matter.

What is claimed is:
 1. A compilationless fillable form modificationsystem comprising: one or more processors; one or more memory componentscommunicatively coupled to the one or more processors; machine readableinstructions stored in the one or more memory components that cause thecompilationless fillable form modification system to perform at leastthe following when executed by the one or more processors: receive aruleset, the ruleset comprising an update to a previous rulesetassociated with a compiled code; generate a script file based upon theruleset without recompiling the compiled code, wherein the script fileis a proprietary script file implemented in javascript object notation(JSON); a processing engine communicatively coupled to the one or moreprocessors and the one or more memory components, configured to performat least the following: receive the script file; retrieve stored datafrom one or more data sources according to the script file; and generatea data map file configured to provide a mapping of the retrieved storeddata to a fillable form, based upon the script file and the retrievedstored data, wherein the data map file is a proprietary data map fileimplemented in JSON; and a render engine communicatively coupled to theone or more processors and the one or more memory components, configuredto perform at least the following: access the data map file; and renderthe fillable form according to fillable fields tagged within thefillable form as tagged fields to be filled with stored data, the taggedfields populated with the retrieved stored data via the data map file,wherein the tagged fields correspond to fields in the data map filegenerated based on the script file.
 2. The compilationless fillable formmodification system of claim 1, wherein the ruleset comprises one ormore of: logic rules; constants; and flow rules.
 3. The compilationlessfillable form modification system of claim 1, wherein the renderedfillable form is based upon the data map file, the one or more datasources, the script file, and the ruleset.
 4. The compilationlessfillable form modification system of claim 1, further comprising machinereadable instructions stored in the one or more memory components thatcause the render engine to perform at least the following when executedby the one or more processors: receive a tagged fillable form comprisingthe tagged fields, wherein the rendered fillable form is based upon thetagged fillable form, the data map file, the one or more data sources,the script file, and the ruleset.
 5. The compilationless fillable formmodification system of claim 4, wherein: the ruleset is received from afirst user; and the tagged fillable form is received from a second userthat differs from the first user.
 6. The compilationless fillable formmodification system of claim 4, wherein the rendered fillable form isbased upon the tagged fillable form, the data map file, the one or moredata sources, the script file, and the ruleset.
 7. The compilationlessfillable form modification system of claim 1, further comprising machinereadable instructions stored in the one or more memory components thatcause the processing engine to perform at least the following whenexecuted by the one or more processors: retrieve the stored data from atleast one of an application programming interface and a database as theone or more data sources; and generate the data map file based uponapplying the script file to the retrieved stored data.
 8. Thecompilationless fillable form modification system of claim 7, wherein:the stored data is from the application programming interface, whereinthe application programming interface is a representational statetransfer application programming interface.
 9. The compilationlessfillable form modification system of claim 1, further comprising machinereadable instructions stored in the one or more memory components thatcause the compilationless fillable form modification system, the renderengine, and the processing engine to perform at least the following whenexecuted by the one or more processors: render, via the render engine,the fillable form according to a tagged field whose contents exceed whatcan be visibly displayed in a rendered version of the tagged field;receive an updated ruleset; generate an updated script file withoutrecompiling the compiled code; receive the updated script file at theprocessing engine; render an updated form at the render engine; andoutput an updated version of the fillable form wherein the tagged fielddisplays an entirety of the contents associated with the tagged field.10. The compilationless fillable form modification system of claim 9,further comprising machine readable instructions stored in the one ormore memory components that cause the processing engine to perform atleast the following when executed by the one or more processors:retrieve updated stored data from the one or more data sources accordingto the script file; and generate an updated data map file based upon theupdated script file and updated stored data.
 11. The compilationlessfillable form modification system of claim 1, further comprising machinereadable instructions stored in the one or more memory components thatcause the compilationless fillable form modification system to performat least the following when executed by the one or more processors:train the compilationless fillable form modification system toautomatically create the data map file utilizing descriptive languagebased upon machine learning.
 12. A compilationless fillable formmodification system comprising: one or more processors; one or morememory components communicatively coupled to the one or more processors;machine readable instructions stored in the one or more memorycomponents that cause the compilationless fillable form modificationsystem to perform at least the following when executed by the one ormore processors: receive a ruleset, the ruleset comprising an update toa previous ruleset associated with a compiled code; generate a scriptfile based upon the ruleset without recompiling the compiled code,wherein the script file is a proprietary script file implemented injavascript object notation (JSON); a processing engine communicativelycoupled to the one or more processors and the one or more memorycomponents, configured to perform at least the following: receive thescript file; retrieve stored data from one or more data sourcesaccording to the script file; and generate a data map file configured toprovide a mapping of the retrieved stored data to a fillable form, basedupon the script file and the retrieved stored data, wherein the data mapfile is a proprietary data map file implemented in JSON; and a renderengine communicatively coupled to the one or more processors and the oneor more memory components, configured to perform at least the following:access the data map file; receive a tagged fillable form comprisingfillable fields tagged within the fillable form as tagged fields to befilled with stored data, wherein the rendered fillable form is basedupon the tagged fillable form, the data map file, the one or more datasources, the script file, and the ruleset; and render the fillable formaccording to the tagged fields populated with the retrieved stored datavia the data map file, wherein the tagged fields correspond to fields inthe data map file generated based on the script file, and wherein therendered fillable form is based upon the data map file, the one or moredata sources, the script file, and the ruleset.
 13. The compilationlessfillable form modification system of claim 12, wherein: the ruleset isreceived from a first user; and the tagged fillable form is receivedfrom a second user that differs from the first user.
 14. Thecompilationless fillable form modification system of claim 12, whereinthe rendered fillable form is further based upon the tagged fillableform.
 15. The compilationless fillable form modification system of claim12, further comprising machine readable instructions stored in the oneor more memory components that cause the processing engine to perform atleast the following when executed by the one or more processors:retrieve the stored data from at least one of an application programminginterface and a database as the one or more data sources; and generatethe data map file based upon applying the script file to the retrievedstored data.
 16. A method of compilationless modification of a fillableform, the method comprising: receiving a ruleset comprising an update toa previous ruleset associated with a compiled code; generating a scriptfile based upon the ruleset without recompiling the compiled code,wherein the script file is a proprietary script file implemented injavascript object notation (JSON); retrieving data from one or more datasources according to the script file; generating a data map fileconfigured to provide a mapping of the retrieved stored data to thefillable form, wherein the data map file is a proprietary data map fileimplemented in JSON; and rendering the fillable form according to taggedfields populated with the retrieved stored data via the data map file,wherein the tagged fields correspond to fields in the data map file. 17.The method of claim 16, wherein the rendered fillable form is based uponthe data map file, the one or more data sources, the script file, andthe ruleset.
 18. The method of claim 17, further comprising receiving atagged fillable form comprising the tagged fields, wherein the renderedfillable form is based upon the tagged fillable form, the data map file,the one or more data sources, the script file, and the ruleset.
 19. Themethod of claim 18, wherein: the ruleset is received from a first user;and the tagged fillable form is received from a second user that differsfrom the first user.
 20. The method of claim 17, further comprising:retrieving the stored data from at least one of an applicationprogramming interface and a database as the one or more data sources;and generating the data map file based upon applying the script file tothe retrieved stored data.